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(4 4* ; M 745 ,-‘-.‘.“ f " * @oodrich Boss: Elected : ._ oa and Advertising of the.â€"Ford‘ Motor Company of Canada\Limâ€" ited,, who served as president of the Safety League during 1956 and .1957. . <B Wellâ€"knownâ€" editorially‘ as in outspoken â€" leader of énudinn industry. Mr:/Needies is dent of the Rubber Association of Caâ€" nada, treasurer of theâ€"Canadian‘ Highway Satety: Conferefice, chaifman of Waterloo College Asâ€" sociate Faculties, Board of Govâ€". ernors, and serves in executive «wapacities in other educational, cultural â€" and.â€"industrial . ‘groups.. Ira : G.‘ Needles of Kitéhener, president of B. F. Goodrich Canâ€" aga Limited has been ‘elected president of the Ontario‘ Safety League by a unsnimous vote ‘of the ‘executive "commiittee, Mr, Needles succeeds Mr, George H. New Head For : PHONE CH. 1â€"5211 BUILTâ€"INS CAN SAVE SPACE AND GIVE THE FAMILY NEW CONVENIENCE. TRY A DESK WITH BOOK SHELVES. 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Prime® Minister ‘‘John â€" Dietenâ€" baker has described ‘Opposition members® as ‘talking like lions and voting like lambs‘". . At. the Yorkâ€"Humber, Conserâ€" vative. Association Annual Meetâ€" ing, Margaret Aitken, Federal M.P. for the Toronto constituâ€" ency, described Canada‘s 23rd Parliament: as probably the strangest in history. "The Opposition refuses to act like.an Opposition", she said. "It refuses..to oppose the Governâ€" ment. councils," He commented on the growing awareness 6f the public Of theâ€"need forâ€"reducing traffic toll. "We must inspire the public to : actâ€"‘and:vdrive ‘in @a ~safetyâ€" cbrscious ‘mariner; A safer attiâ€" t\ldm‘ of: the ‘drivingâ€"public is our greatest opportunity: for ‘ traffic Opposition Is Not Opposing In Unique Federal Parliament Mr. Needies ‘pledged ‘the luan to "contlhually promote an edu« It aims to enrich community spirit and provide an outlet for local talent. A Quo Vadis orchesâ€" tra â€"â€" the Metro Gnomesâ€" will be featured at weekly sessions held in various halls throughout the area. All proceeds go to assist art, drama and music club and allied charitable projects. Since the club is for adults only, no rock ‘n‘ woll music is played! ‘"We concentrate on the sweetest notes this side of Lombardo," said Mrs. Welland. aspirations in Weston. A fastâ€"moving floor show, dancing and refreshments are the main attractions of the club, a nonâ€"profit operation of the Canadian Quo Vadis Foundation for Artâ€"Dramaâ€"Music. The club â€" first of its kind in town â€" is open to the public. Membership Convener is Mrs. Ruth Welland (CL. 9â€"8930) who will supply further information about the organization and its A Quo Vadis Friday Night ‘Club is being organized by Wesâ€" ton ‘and district citizens interâ€" ested in providing entertainment for adults and, at the same time, assist local charities. Fllight Slub lanned: Quo Vad% . ‘"These",_concluded Miss Aitâ€" ken, "are just some of the elecâ€" tion promises we have already fultilled. Given the opportunity, we‘will do a great deal more. But it is a very difficult task to govern Canada with a minorâ€" ity and we must be ready for an election any time." the Prime Minister‘s announceâ€" ment of a thorough study of the United ‘ States social security system, with the intention of adapting its best facets to our system; release of 400 million dollars for low cost housing; cash advances to western farmâ€" ers on their stored wheat which the previous Government did not sell; increase of . seasonal benefit periods in Unemployment Insurance. j As Board App Timil Lon, SgeRtion . mneetings, [ efforts of â€"Mrs.. 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